Fan clutch?
06-25-2020, (Subject: Fan clutch? ) 
Post: #14
RE: Fan clutch?
(06-24-2020 )Lonestar10 Wrote:  What I've been doing since I had this issue in the Lonestar is anytime I spray out the radiator or get things wet is I bring the engine up to 1500-1600 and turn fan on off a few times that way any moisture in the clutches gets scrubbed by the clutches grabbing at that rpm

I like that idea. Probably why I've never had it happen when visiting one of those Truck Wash places while the engine is warm and then you drive away.

I don't have a manual switch to control my fan, but I've been thinking about adding one. Any suggestions on how to do it? Splice in a wire at the air solenoid? Or is there a better place?


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Messages In This Thread
Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Rtrucking - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Rawze - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Waterloo - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-22-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-23-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Rawze - 06-23-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Chamberpains - 06-23-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-23-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - SquareOne - 06-24-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Lonestar10 - 06-24-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-25-2020
RE: Fan clutch? - Lonestar10 - 06-25-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Rawze - 06-25-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - JimT - 06-26-2020,
RE: Fan clutch? - Chamberpains - 06-26-2020,



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